Lil’ Ninja debut comic book by Greg Woronchak (story, inks, and colors), Ash Jackson (pencils), Dustin Evans (colors).Close date: March 16th Lil’ Ninja is
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Greetings Bleeding Coolers! Welcome to the eighth installment of The Geek Shopping Ninja Strikes. Each week I will be your personal shopper and provide
Jesse James of Jesse James' Comics, Phoenix, writes, I have had plenty of drink with John Layman, just hanging out and listening to one of my favorite
A look at some upcoming variant covers for your favourite comic books... Doctor Who: Ninth Doctor #1 Strange Adventures store variant by artist Warren
Emerging Verticals is responsible for dramatically growing high potential vertical businesses on eBay. Which, in today's case, means examining those
The five-issue Dynamite series Legenderry: Vampirella is in comic shops now and Byron Brewer caught up with series writer David Avallone to talk about
A look at a few comic convention and comic art festival announcements of late... London Super Comic Con, London, March 14th-15th LSCC has announced their
Troy Brownfield based the character of the Blood Queen on one of the most prolific, real-life serial killers in history, Elizabeth Bathory. Now he's taken
I've said this before and I'll say it again... if you aren't reading the Arrow Season 2.5 and The Flash Season 0 comics then you are missing out on some
Yesterday saw DC Comics hold a Retailer Roadshow in New York, the last such event before the publisher switches coasts for Burbank. On the second floor of
From IDW Publishing, Monster Motors: The Curse of Minivan Helsing #1 written by Brian Lynch, with art by Nick Roche follows the story of genius mechanic,
Mark Watson makes the world better. Substantially better. And as part of this stand up comedian who once voiced radio ads for me for HMV, and would later
Jackie Estrada is very much the heart and soul of San Diego Comic Con. Jackie Estrada is very much the heart and soul of comic book conventions for
This e-mail went out to a number of retailers yesterday from Entertainment Earth Distribution, after it was announced that Leonard Nimoy had died. Hey
Bleeding Cool welcomes back We Be Geeks, hosting a variety of guests and covering a wide range of geek topics. Download It's another exciting new We Be
https://vimeo.com/120664735 From JSJCreative: For Dwayne McDuffie. Robert L. Washington and all the Milestone Fans. 22 years ago this week Hardware #1 the
Marvel had quite the hit (eventually) with Figment, the comic book based on a character from Disney's theme park empire, going through a number of
Artist John Cassaday did a series of covers for Dynamite's The Complete Dracula series back in 2009. He took to Facebook yesterday and shared his original
From the latest issue of Inhuman... And the latest ceremony of the Oscars... In Swipe File we present two or more images that resemble each other
So, Secret Wars #1 - and all issues it seems - are getting a bit of a cover treatment. It cannot be denied that, in the hand, DC Comics have felt thicker,
Remember a awhile back there was a Red Sonja cover contest from Dynamite that was won by an artist named Matt Brooks? Well, the folks at Dynamite and Red
This scene from the upcoming Black Hood #2 from Archie Comics.... ...could only be improved if it came rigt before this... Black Hood #2's Final Order
Comicon International or SDCC is the meca of all things pop culture... except it's getting harder and harder to get into the show. I'm hearing of regular
Better known for their U.D.W.F.G. anthologies, the Italian underground comics publisher Hollow Press will be debuting two collections in March featuring
Caliber Comics is bringing three new books to the comic market: Nain Rouge: The Red Legend, Knights of the Skull: Tales of the Waffen SS and Comics
The vigilante comic X, from Dark Horse, is still doing what it does best, being relentlessly hard-boiled! Issue #23 is coming up March 11th and promises a
By Chris Thompson With Sepideh Jodeyri & Miss Lasko-Gross… After last week’s chat with Dave Gibbons (which you can still listen to here), this time I
The epic follow-up to the Harvey Award-nominated miniseries Hit: 1955, is releasing from BOOM! Studios this March. Hit: 1957 is the next chapter in Los
By Patrick McAleer There was an art-form that reached its zenith in the 1980’s and early 90’s before it’s inexorable decline in the face of a drive for
Archaia is bringing another unique book to English-speaking audiences this March. From French animator, Arthur de Pins, comes The March of the Crabs Vol.